The Dream Project

Over the last decade, the attentions of visitors on the road up Berjaya Hills in Pahang would have easily been riveted by a monolithic castle – replete with turrets, spires and stone fortifications – en route to the recreated French village of Colmar Tropicale. That castle, a scaled replica of the actual Château du Haut-Koenigsbourg in Alsace, is known today by its elegant moniker – The Chateau, a sign of imitation being the sincerest form. And not unlike its namesake in France, The Chateau of Berjaya Hills is also poised to become a tourism magnet as the world’s first spa and organic wellness resort.

Visitors venturing into The Chateau for the first time will marvel at how this edifice was put together, with the place resonant with antiquity and a lived-in calm. At 3,000 feet above sea level, a delicious cooling breeze regularly swishes through the 34,000 square metres of property, much of it commanding stunning views of the natural highlands. In this relaxing clime and pristine location, it’s easy to see why the idea of first building a resort intrigued Tan Sri Vincent Tan Chee Yioun, Founder and Chairman of Berjaya Corporation.

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